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WATCH: Massive blast hits Kabul mosque, sparks tension in Afghanistan

Kabul's police spokesperson Khalid Zadran told the media that a bomb blast struck a vehicle in the capital Afghanistan's capital, adding that there were no casualties

FP Staff|Feb 21, 2023, 18:40:59 IST

Kabul: Afghanistan’s capital Kabul was shaken by yet another explosion on Tuesday. A blast took place near the Ziyarat Mazjid Abul Fazl Shrine in central Kabul.According to media reports, there has been no information about casualties or possible damages from the explosion yet.

The blast took place on the second street of Kart-e- Naw, PD 8, Kabul.

Kabul's police spokesperson Khalid Zadran told the media that a bomb blast struck a vehicle in the capital Afghanistan's capital, adding that there were no casualties.

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